KH2008
Colour Variants
Carpet design
Arco
KH2008
Arco repeats curved, flowing motifs across the surface. The soft lines are designed to create an elegant, welcoming appearance in reception spaces. Its contract-grade woven construction, wool-rich pile and choice of densities and weights allow contractors to select the appropriate performance level for the project specification. An option for formal reception areas, it can be installed by double glue-down or stretch fitting, depending on the subfloor preparation. A pile treated against moth and insect damage, together with reaction-to-fire performance classified under EN 13501-1, offers added reassurance to hotel operators considering long-term running costs.
Technical Specifications
Construction: Woven carpet
Suitability: General Contract and Extra Heavy Contract
Yarn Construction: 3-ply pile yarn
Material Options: 100% wool or 80% British wool / 20% polyamide
Manufactured Width: 4.00 m
Backing Coating: Latex — vinyl-acrylic copolymer
Surface Treatment: THERMOPRESS steam treatment
Moth Protection: Eulan treatment against moth and insect damage
Installation Method: Double glue-down or stretch fitting
Design: Bespoke patterns and colours suited to the hotel’s concept, interiors and intended applications
Weave Density (per inch): 7 × 7 – 7 × 12
Pile Weight: 1,030–1,988 g/m²
Pile Height / Total Thickness: 7 mm / 9 mm
Reaction-to-Fire Classification: Bfl-s1 — EN 13501-1
Fire Testing Organisation: CENTEXBEL
Sound Absorption: ISO 354 — 0.25 / Class E
Acoustic Report Number: BLX-R-SA-28
Wear Resistance Rating: IWS TM 247 — 4–5
Thermal Resistance: 1.89 TOG
Certifications and Licences: Woolmark licence; DQS certification: ISO 9001:2015 quality, ISO 14001:2015 environmental, and ISO 45001:2018 occupational health and safety management systems
Planning and Installation: The carpet quantity is calculated with pattern continuity, pile direction, borders and the floor layout in mind. The installation method is selected according to the carpet construction and subfloor conditions.
